AI Arte covers how to use AI tools, what they cost, and how to fix their errors. This page explains how we check the information in our articles and how we correct mistakes when they are found.
Who runs AI Arte
AI Arte is run by JIT Inc.. If you have a question or a correction about an article, please get in touch through our contact form.
How we check information
The specs and prices of AI tools change often. At AI Arte, we check what goes into our articles as follows.
- Product specs are checked against the official source - For features, settings and limits, we read the official documentation and help pages themselves rather than summaries or secondhand reports.
- Numbers are traced back to their publisher - Benchmarks, statistics and other figures are followed back to the page that first published them. Figures a vendor measured itself are kept separate from figures measured by third parties.
- Prices and specs carry a date - Because prices, plans and specs change, we state when they were checked ("as of …").
- Sources are linked - We link to the official pages and announcements we relied on, so readers can check the original for themselves.
Corrections
If you spot a mistake in an article, please let us know through our contact form. We will look into it and correct it if it turns out to be wrong.
When a correction is significant, changing a conclusion, a procedure or a number, we note it in the article itself under "Corrections to the earlier version", describing what was changed and how.